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, 1887-07-16
Van Brake.
Translation.
Publication.

SPIN conformity with the Colonial
- Law $50 it is hereby made known
that His Majesty the King on the
most submissive representation of the
Ministry Of Finances has been most
graciously pleased by Royal Resolu-
ton of 9th June a. c. to sanction 2
additional Money Bills to the Budget
for the Municipality of ST. Croix
for the financial year from LIST April
1886 to 31st March 1887 viz: respec-
lively sub Item D. 7. "The Military
Expenses" Item E. "Divers Expen-
ses", and Item F. Expenses for
building and other uncertain expen-
ses", total amount $1,O12, and sub
Item D. 9. "The Road Department,
Streets &C." an amount of 5000,
passed at second discussion in the
Colonial Council oS st. Croix on the
4th April a. c.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, st. Croi2% 9th July 1887.
G.. HI. ARENDRUP.
, 1887-07-16
Bekjendtgjorelse

SAET bringes herved til offentlig
49, Kundskab at der under ste
JUL af Gouvernementet er nedsat en-
COMMITTEE for de dansk-vestindiske
Gers Representation paa den nordiske
lndustrl-Landbrugs- og Kunstudstil-
ling i Kjobenhayn / 1883.
Commiteen bestaar af ct Udvalg
for hver af Oerne: ST. Croix og St.
Thomas med St, Jan, under Gouver-
neuren som President.
Udvalget for St. Croix bestaar af:
Overdommer P. NJ. ANDERSEN Rd. af Dbl.
Formand.
Gouvernements-Se cretair VAN BRAKLE,
Rd. af Dbl.
Landphysicus DR.. med KALMER.
Apotheker PALUDAN-MULLER.
Cancelliraad FABER, Rd. af Dbl.
Planter RAPHAEL.
Planter SVITZER.
Skoleinspecteur QUIN.
DR.. med. NEUMANN.
Premlerlleutenant JORGENSEN.
Udyalget for St. Thomas og St.
Jan beStaar af:
Toldintendant ANTHON, Rd. afDb. Foyunud.
Ingenieur ANDERSEN.
Skoledirecteur BACHE
Prokurator JORGENSEN.
Ingenieur BERG.
Apotheker K. RISE.
Apotheker w. RISE.
Kj0bmand FANGEL.
Gouvernementet for de dansk.vestindiske
Der, st. CrOix, den 12te JUL 1887.
G. H. ARENDRUP.
, 1887-07-16
Ansettelse.

SLENDER 7de JUL har Gouverne-
- mentet for de dansk-vestindiske
Oerbeskikket Forvalter CHABERT
af Plantagen "Concordia" til Vein
specteur i Nordside B. Kvarter j
Stedet for Forvalter BRADY.
, 1887-07-16
Translation.
Publication.

1N continuation of publication
. dated 9Th June last it is hereby
brought to public notice that the
amount Of interest on hand for
distribution the 1st inst. from
merchant WILHELM SM1DT's legacy
for assisting poor persons in st.
Croix has been distributed among the
following persons:
MARY J.; BRACKET, eru
G.. SOB0TKER, =. ra4oue Taui
M. o. HETLBUTH.
HENRIEgTE DARDIS. "a ~"
MARY JEANETTEI GUMBS, go
MARIA LOUISE Won M0THaIal-
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 9th July 1882. 3 e. A@ . ree
VAN BRAKLE.
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TWO Bright Children

A teacher of the voice, a lady of no lit
tie cmincncc i'm Boston, has Il little girl,
five years old who has heard, at one time
aud another, great deal of the lingo of
vocal instruction. Early the other morn
ing this lady who was in the raptures of II
morning nap, was interrupted by the ar
rival of her little daughter in her bed.
The child curled up closely by her side
and began to chatter endlcssly.
My dear" said the mother, please
don't talk to me so much, because | want
to sleep some more.
"Why mamma" said the child, lyon
must not say that You know you always
tell people to open their mouths and let
the tone come right out
This incident reminds some one of an
other early morning story that struck him
as an exceedingly romantic little narrative.
Bright AID early the other day-so early
that It seemed to the head of the house
that he had just fallen aslccp-he was
awakened by II vision of II white flannel
nightgown, u fair face above it, with fair
est hair cncircling that, big blue eyes and
II rosy mouth, with one white finger thrust
falteringly between the lips, standing 10y
his bedside.
"n hat is 1t, Margherita2' he asked.
"ltS-lt S-ll morning III my TooiH'
papa
1t was morning throughout the house
after that.
One of Detroit's best known cyangcli-
cal ministers has half interest In II 4
ycar-old daughter says the Detroit Free
Press. The other day She broke over the
traces of discipline, and her mother sent
her into closet, with the Injunction to
tell God all about what naughty little
girl she had been.
At the expiration of her pcnance hour
she came forth very quietly, as if her dis
ciplne had had II wholesome effect
"Well little daughter, said thc'mothcr,
"did you tell God all about it?'
mo, mamma" was the reply; II dcS !
didn't do it, 'tause | fought my papa
wouldn't like to let it Diet out of the fam
ily."
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Another story i, told Of Il eroccryman
Of the shrcWd Old Yankee stock, who on
several occasions was surprised To ma
sums of money in his sugar Where II
came from was II mystery. II may have
been hidden by slayrs for some purpose.
but for what it would be hard to say.
The storekccpor hea1s too CONSCIENTIOUS Ia
keep lie MONEY without trying 10 i'Wl m
owner. and llewise being very loath 10
give it up. hit upon this plan to satisfy
conscience and keep the money. Going
to the merchant u whom he purchased
the good he inquired whether they were
responsible for the sticks and stones and
thing. thai were in It.
"Nu, sir, was the reply 'You must
take the sugar just rs we receive it. We
are not responsible for anything in tie
barrels 1t is needless to say that the
storckceper did not press the matter
Boston Record
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge.

SOMERSET SIS. COURT or INSOLVENCY.
In the case Of samuel Emerson, OF SkOwhcgan,
Insoivcnt Debtor
Notice is hereby given that petition has on this
Sth day ri March A. ID. 1887, been presented To
said Court for said County by Samuel Emerson.
Of SkoM hogan, in the County uf somerset praylng
that he may be decrced 10 have n full discharge
from all his debts proyable under thelnsolveut Law
of Maine, and upon said Petition IT II
ORDERED by said Court that a hearing be had upon
the same before said Court, at the Probate Court
Room in Skowhcgan in snid County Of Somerset on
Tuesday the y hday OF April \. d. 1887. at O'Clock
in the afternoons and that mott Thereof be published
in the SOMERSET REPORTER newspaper
published In sail County nl Somerset once n week
for two successive weeks, the ast publication to he
seven days before the day of hearing. and that al
creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons interested, may appear at said place and
time. and show cause, If any they have, why IA
discharge should not be granted said Debtor &C
eordlng to the prayer ol his petition
Attest: :. II. GOODWIN.
Register Of said Court for said
2wll County Of Somerset.
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PREPARING GROTND FOR ONIONs.--On-
ions are Il crop that may be planted year
after year ON the same land with good
success. But where their culture is to tie
commenced some preparation in previous
heavy manurng and cultivation in n hocd
crop is necessary. Manure clover sod
heavily this Spring, plant with potatoes
and cultivate thoroughly to keep down the
weeds, and it will be in excellent condi-
ton for onions II year hence. Land for
onions should always be Fall plowed. 1t
will then have natural rich seed bed on
the surface in the Spring, and the seed
may be put in with very light cultivation
of the soil. This will make n shallow but
mellow seed bed with n hard stratum be
meath to induce bottomin@. With deep
blowing in Spring it is more difficult to
make good seed bed, and the result of
having too deep soil is TO make more
solutions than onions of the proper shape.
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A GREAT MISTAKE


has heref5flr, teen M ]. HI H. fr' msni
of rheumatic, neuralgia, al te 81
sick headache. This j, c,le mod ; is1
failureoa the pan oi thousands CT suffer- IT
- find relief. c,ea though Icy have ~
haustcd the skill Il various Ply sirians aHd
tried nnncroi, so-called remedies. 10
such Athlophoro, Is offered rs a s4.l', 80,
and guiek cqre. L. success has been lie
nomcnal, and yet il is not surprising IL
cause it wM do ali that is claimed Ia IL
The Athlophoros 70. will gladly r'ief any
who desire to uake an investigation L. ~
liable parties vino have been cured y L.
Monsan lIouse, Kcnnehunk, NJ
March >, lss6.
derived great benefit from the ~ "i
Athlophoros For four months ! wa7 con
fined to tn house a helpless sufferer VIII
acnte rheumatism. have been troubled
for seven years, bat my last siege was more
than ordinarily severe and rainin. had
three different physicians treat ne, bai an
they did was to impress on my NINA 'ia'
would always be troubled with rheth1a-
tism, also To charge me two hundred anu
twenty-five dollars for their worthless medl-
cines and advice. ] then, about that TINT
heard Of Athlophorps and determined 70
try it, so my druggist got me one bottle
and the contents Of that single bottl gave
me so much relief and case, that felt !
was AT last on the road to recovery. ] used
two and one half bottles in all, and was
completely cured. Had used A'hlorbo-
ros in the first place, would have been
much better in pocket. We. Bo"KtH.
Mr.. Z. G. Aud. baggage master NJ. {.
r. r., at Bath, Me, a man widely known
and popular with every one, says;
Athlophoros Is valuable remedy for
rheumatism.
Every druggi,tshould keep Atb!opharo'
and Athloplioros Pills but where they eln-
not be bought Of the druggist he Athl2,
phoros Co, liz Wall St, New York, will
send either Carriage paid on receipt Of
regular price. which Sl.0o par bottle
for Athlophoros and SOC or Pills
For liver and kidney disc -. dSspepia 10.
digestion, Wcmkuc--. uertpr. dehilitF' dl7''ls.s
Of women. constipation headache. Pfo
blood. &c, Athlophofes tll' are hne9uAIed
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Farm for Sale.

100 acres of land 10 excellent condition,
well divided into woodland, pasture, or
chard and tillage, we'll watered; situated
In Vassalboro, on the Kennebec river, o,
81 and ~ miles respectively from Water
vile, Wipslow and Vassslboro II. II. Sta
ton, and miles from Oak Grove Semi
nary with the privilege of three terms a
year tuition free. Buildings In fair con-
dition finely situated, cistern In the cellar.
Inquire of. M. TAYLOR, VAssALBoRo,
MAINE, or of. TAYLOR, SKowHEGAN. u8
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pbyy,c IS aeres~vyat time, f5r billousncss
cosliteucs,, etc. tse Dr.. seth Arnold, Bill
Gus Pills. IN.
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a. 3. TOWARD.
3mO7 PHARMACIST
Notice Of Petition for Discharge.


SOMERSET, %. CuUHT OF ISsOIYENtY.
In the case of Henry f. bradbury, OF Skow
hogan, ln-ulVert Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has ON
this tenth day OF March A. u. 1857, been pre-.
scented to said Cunr for said County by Henry
+ bradbury, ofSkowhcgam. In the County ot
Somerset praying that he may he dccrrrd Ia
have Il iull discharge FROM all his debt. prova-
bic under the lnsolVen Law OF Maine, and upon
said Petition, II is ur cred by said Court thHt
a hearing be had upon the same before said
Court. ut the Probate Court Room III Sknwhc-
gan in said County of Somerset ON Tuesday the
Twelfth day of April A. ID. 1887, AT one o'clock
III he afternoon; and that notice thereof he
published i'll the Somerset Reporter u news
paper published in said County of Somerset,
once II week for two successive weeks. the last
publication to be seven days before the day of
hearing and that MI creditors who have prov
etl their debts, and other persons iutcr,str
may appear mt -aid Place aud time, and show
cause, II any they have, why IA discharge should
not he granted said Debtor according to the
prayer of his petition.
Attest:
s. II GOODWIN, Register of said Court for
said County of Somerset. 2wll
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HALEs HONEY is the best Cough Cure, 25. Sos. 81.
CLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, Csc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corus & Bunions. CSC.
HILLS HAIR 4 WHIsKER DYE-Bisek Brown, Soc
PIXIES T0OTHACHE DROPS cure m Minute, 2sc.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure, soc.
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THE CURRYCoMB FOR Cows. Who that
has seen COW stand and rub herself
against post will not agree that currying
roughly and thoroughly is as agreeable
and necessary for cows as for horses.
They get comparatively little of it, as
horses are usually the pets, and the cow >,
If she has food and shelter, is expected to
LOOK after her own comfort otherwise.
But the brush and currycomb using the
former on cows thin In flesh and on the
more sensitive portions of their bodies,
are great advantage to cattle of every
kind
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Charles Emery, brakeman on the Portland
& Ogdcnsburg railroad, WAS killed on Thursday
by falling under II freight train near Browntield,
Me His head was severed from the body and
both were dragged five miles under the cars be-
fore discovered. Iisage was ~ years. He was
married and resided in Bartlett, y. IL.
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suffering from functional arrangements or any
Of the painful disorders or weakness incident &c
their sex, DIR. Pierces treatise, Illustrated with
wood-cuts and colored plates 100 pagesl sug-
gests sure means Of complete self-cure. Sent
for 10 cents in stamps. Address Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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DISSOLUTION,

The partnership heretofore existing between
George Nugent and Edward A. Hilton, in
the mandatory OF clothing, Is this day by mu-
tual consent Dissolved, and the business Is to he
continued by Geo. +. Nugent, who Will settle
up the business Of the firm
G. +. NUGENT,
T.. A. HILTON.
So. NWridgewock, Me- Mar. IA, 1887. STU
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The amendment to the liquor law pre-
scrbes Imprisonment for the first offence
of liquor selling although, this imprisOn-
ment clause is not SO strict as might be
supposed. There arr five principal forms
of procedure under which rumsellers
are convicted Search and seizure, -
"liquor nuisance" single sale Tip
pling shop" and common seller" Inn
prisonment for the first offence is pre-
scribed for the last three; for the first
two, under which many convictions are
obtained, there is only fine prescribed
by the law for the first offence The bill
repeats the Give gallon" cider clause of
the law, SO that cider cannot be sold in
any quantities for drinking purposes.
The bin also makes the United States
liquor license Pi'imr .facje evidence.
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"Have you been doctoring this coffee, John
ny :" asked old Brown, smackng his lips in a
suspicious manner. YES" confessed little
Johnny, looking across the table at Merritt; 81
heard Cora say that Mr.. Merritt didn't know
beans, put few in the coffee pot just to test
him."
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Rural Landlord TO gucSh-By gum,
mister, forgot 10 tell You last might that
that windcr don't shct down eloec an |
see the SHOWS drifted in an kiHcrcd yer
clo'cs up. I'll he up in II minute with II
shovel an dig 'cn outl-puek
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET s.. CotRT OF IN~oINENrY.
In thccus of George Bconga, OF SkoWhrgAn,
In~ulNrnt debtor.
Nouce i hereby gwen that petitnn ha-, on
This 10Th day of March \, u. l7sl, hc'u
presented Ia said Court FOR sad t1uuiy by
Gcuree Bronga of Skowhegau in the Coun-
ty nf eomcr-et, prayi that hc may he decrrcd TO
have Il fun discharge from all hi- debit pro able un
der The Iu-oyrnt Law of Maine, and upon
said prtitiuu, II j. ordered by said Conrl thai
H. airing be had upnnthc samr before -a!d Court, n
the Prnhht" Count Room IN SkowhcEn IN aid
County al Somerset, tn Tuesday the l2ih day of
Auril a. u. l-S1, Mt O'Clock in the Bilrr
noon and that notice thereof be published IN TIE
somerset Reporter a newspaper published IN suld
County Of Somerset, once \ week Tor Two sue
cr-ive weeks the last publication to be seven
days heiurc the das OF hearing; and mat all crrdl-
tors who have proved their debts, aud other per
sons Interested, may aprear at said place and
time and show Cnu-c, il any they have, why il
Il -charge should not be granted said debtor aC-
curdug to tIc prayer Of his petition,
Attest: s II. GOODWIN,
Register Of said Court for sald
2W11 County ot Somerset.
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"Is there no balm in Gilead

Thanks to DR.. Pierce there is u balm in his
"Goldcn Medical Discovery kahn for every
wound" to health, from colds, coughs consum-
ption, bronchitis, and all chronic, blood, lung
and liver affections. OF druggists.
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De Carmo-"And how do you stand on eyo-
luton, Miss Brewster Don't YOU believe that
man is descended from the monkey" Miss
Brewster-"Oh, yes, think man is but what
puzzles me, Mr.. DE Garmo, is where women
came from
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FARM, GARDEN AND
IIOC SEHOLD.

fFottbi- department, cGrresp audcnee IS snlie tied
bfirf suegc,tiau, f.t,ts, cNPorfutc-t aseouiH~ oil
crops. stock, etc. Addfc>s seNKRstr Rtt"F he,
SkoMhegan. Me-
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Is the direct fayorc line between Chicago and MlunF.
ais and St Paul. over this route solid Fast ENur'-4
Trans ran daily TO the summer resorts, picturesque
iaalIties and hunting and fishing grounds Of Iowa an
MINNESOTA. The rich vho7t 1ol4 nnd grazing LANDS ~
iff-rir Dakota are reached VIA NatcrtoWn. short.
d. rat,. route via Sou,cp and kaukakee offers sup
nor Inducements to travellers between Cincinnnti Ia
dannpnl. Lafayette and Council Bluils, st. Jo-'I D..
Atstn 4n fraveilworth, kru-as city, Mnncapoli- -
Paul an intermediate points. All classes of patron
t.t3,i9v families a1fs and children. receive frHi
oiaials aud employ Of iocS Island trains protection
re- prrfful courtesy and kindly treatment
trTl,rt- Afaf. I'nlrr--,htainahlc Mt all principal
Ticket pAo,s in Tn United States and Canada-ur any
sired information ndiress,
2. r. CABLE {. ST. JOHN, {. 4. H0L6RO0t,
Pr.s1k Gtnl MGR A,.tGrniaisr. G,nlT.t AfAss Az
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS
Are you disturbed at night and broken uf Y,
rc-t by a -.rk rhtid suffering and crying with "a
OF cutting tccthi II 80. send at once aud got b.,

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she WAS Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When Ahc had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Druggists, 2ae.
New servant was two years in me last
place. mum.
Mi,trc,>-oh, that speaks well for yoa.
Whore was ii
New ,er,ant-lu the reform7tpry
pbgy,c IS aeee,sa,gat thnc> f5r bflousucs.,
costiteucs>, etc. t-c br. seth Arnold's Bill
Gus Pills IN.
Mormon wife Ito hasbafdl Are you going
out dear
Mormon husband Yes have an engage
mont with Miss Brigham. She is to give me her
answer tonight
Tens ofthousands ofcold. lead To consumption,
fever>. settled coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough, etc. himrii1,e mint by Dt.
Neh -hwold's Co"gh h,aer.
Young man Whispering to icweller That
engagement ring bought Of You YESTERDAY
JewcNcr What the matter with it; didh
it tit
Young man tcaatiau,lyl -Sbl 1t didn't
have chance. Gimme collar button, for it.
Wnr> Yor WA>r Pr,nfINr. be sure you get
what son ask for. The market i, fQil OF imita-
tom. The genuine j, manufactured only b,
JAMES ~ LIS, New York.
"chc,tnats - yelled several persons in the gal
lery At the minstrel show. Chat right, cen.
tIemnn, responded Bones. "If you don't gel
Whit YOU want, ask for it.
DR.WIslrn> WILD curmN RNsAN.- Tim
Bai>unc compound has become a houc hNtIre
/ Let all who suffer, aud have in vain attcmptel
to cure their coughs. cold bronchial or plume
! uia complaints, make use of this uucqualc,
remedy
WigVas / don't know what I'm to do abou
that bill 1--WE at Nontlg's. He auuay> me fe1r
/ fully.
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drunkenness, or Liquor Habit can be Cured by
:. .minlstering DR. Raines' Golden speeae

1t can be given in cup o coffee or tea with
aut the knowledge of the person taking ii rf-
lrcting IA speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient is a moderate drnker or an alcu-
hptic wreck. Thousands OF drunkardS have
leen made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific in their coffee without their
Anawedge, and to-day believe they quit drink
NJ OF their own free will. No harmful en, ct
results from its administration. Cures guar.ln-
eco send for circular and full particulars.
Address in confidence GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.
lS5 Race St.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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MISCELLANY

It is estimated that there will be more building
in Fairfield and Waterviile ibis season than for
many wears before
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NOTICE.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. I
PORTLAND, MARCH 10 1887.
Pursuant TO the Rules of the Circuit Court OF
the United States, for Maine District. notice is
hereby given that sylvester J Walton, and
Lyman Walton, of Skowhegan, in said dis
trict have applied to the undersigned for ad-
mission as Attorne Us and Counsellors of said
Circuit Court.
A. IL. DAVIS.
3wll Clerk OF the U. $. Circuit Court.
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CHANGE OF TINE

On and after Monday, Oct. d, 1856, Trains VII
run ~ tollOws:-
Passenger Train Leaves Skowhegan, for all
points west al ; % A. NJ. Passenger Train Ar
rves Al skowhegan 81 z. NJ.
Mixed FranIeaves Skowhegan at 2 so z. NJ,
ana arrives at7 80 A. NJ, every morning except
Monday. Maj on ALT ont and in.
The p. NJ. mixed train connects at Waterville
WIN Train Tor Bangor, Bar Harhor and st john
and enables passengers to take night Pullman lof
Portland and Boston.
Dnring the Winter the Morning train from
Portland viii run through to Bangor, leaving
Watrrville at II 81 \. NJ. arriving Bangor l21n
r. NJ Returning leaves Bangor IL 50 +. NJ. for
Pnrilandaud Natervillc 2.3o p. NJ. thus mixing
fair connections from and to SIX vinegar.
On Monday Mornings Freight train leaves
Nkowhesan at 10 \. NJ. and arriving on Satur
days At 5.U5 +. NJ.
rAYsoN TUCKER. Gem. Manager.
F. +. BOOTllBY Gen Pass'r Agt. II
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Decision at Law.


HE following decision Al law has fafn mHat
by TIE Law Curt
saNIFSif
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FOR sale by l.. l.. Morrison
Woodbury., Morrill, 4 Gage

Successors to \. II Fletcher NJ the well
l,unyyp -for,. formerly grouped by hun are pre-
bred IL live GOOD BARGAINS, IN Il great va
of Merchandise.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-05-26
RELIGIOUS READING.
MY PLACE.

Ieome to Thee o Lord, for strength and p
thence
To do Thy will;
Help me, o Father, in this world Of duty
Ny place to fill
Imay not go and labor in Thy vineyard,
Where through long hours
Brave men and women toll, and from Thy
The red VINE pours.
Ny work at home lies with the olive branches.
My field is there
To train them ftlv for the Heavenly garden
Needs all my care.
I may not in the woods and on the mountains
Seek Thy lost sheep
At home tender little flock Of lambkins,
IT'S mine to keep.
Thou givest US, Thy servants, each our life
work;
No trumpet tone
Shall tell the nations in triumphant pealing,
How mine was done.
But twill be much IT, when the task Is ended
Through grace from Thee.
] give Thee back unframed the precious treas
Thou gavest me.
-Ars. H. p Handy, in " Y. Obserrer.